British sterling silver hand held candle holder

British sterling silver hand held candle holder ｜1791｜925 sterling silver｜Sheffield ✧Size: diameter about 13.5 x height about 8.5cm ✧Weight: 171g In many European and American photo albums, you can see butlers or hosts walking around their homes holding candlesticks. For a long time, candles were the most commonly used lighting device. Even now, when there is a power outage, candles may be used at home. This candlestick was made in Sheffield in 1791, making it 233 years old. The overall shape is quite simple, with a round base and an oval handle. The only pattern on the base is the family crest. There is a tree on a shield. Generally speaking, the tree on the badge represents life, strength, and protection. Different families may use different tree species, candle The trees on the stage look like oak and represent strength and durability. John Parsons & Co, a manufacturer specializing in making exquisite candlesticks in Sheffield at the end of the 17th century. John Parsons died in 1814, and when his sister Mary Parsons died in 1815, She left a legacy of £1,500 (equivalent to about £200,000 today) in her will. To help silversmiths in need. The fund was established by her in memory of her brother, This charity continues in Sheffield today. *This design museum mainly focuses on European antiques, old pieces, and second-hand items. After years of baptism, some antiques will inevitably have slight historical traces, black spots, or small missing corners. It is inevitable that it will not be as clean and flawless as a brand new product, but this does not affect its retro beauty. Friends who are perfectionists and are used to buying brand new products, please think twice before placing an order. We also hope that you will become a beauty who loves antiques as much as we do^^ If you have any questions, please send us a message!